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Of Hispanic respondents rated global warming as extremely or very important to them personally, compared with 37 percent of whites, according to a Stanford University poll. Sixty-seven percent of Hispanics said they would be hurt personally to a significant degree if nothing was done to reduce global warming, compared with half of whites. And 63 percent of Hispanics said the federal government should act broadly to address global warming, compared with 49 percent of whites.
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